Discounts in the Calculation Field

Hello @thankssforhelp !

I hope you’re having a great day!

This is similar to my old reply, but a slightly different case. What’s great, is it’s possible to calculate ??

Here we need to do this:

Let’s say we have {number-1} which contains the number of items.

1. First 10:

min({number-1}, 10) * 15.96

10 – size of the range (0-10)

2. Between 11 and 20:

min(max({number-1} - 10, 0), 10) * 6.99

First 10 – skip that many as they were calculated already
Second 10 – size of the range (0-10)

3. Between 21 and 30 is similar to the above:

min(max({number-1} - 20, 0), 10) * 5.99

20 – skip that many as they were calculated already
10 – size of the range (0-10)

4. 31 and more:

max({number-1} - 30, 0) * 4.99

30 – skip that many as they were calculated already

And the complete calculation will be:

min({number-1}, 10) * 15.95 
+ min(max({number-1} - 10, 0), 10) * 6.99
+ min(max({number-1} - 20, 0), 10) * 5.99
+ max({number-1} - 30, 0) * 4.99

Here we just sum up all the ranges. If there are no items in that range, it and all above will be 0.

I’ve tested this and cross-checked with a calculator. Please check as well and let us know if you need any further assistance.

Kind regards,
Pawel

Hi Pawel @wpmudev-support9,

thank yo so much for the quick reply – it works great! ??

You guys are genius.

As it is about calculations, one little question concerning the €-suffix: is it possible to change its color? At least it didn’t work with this css-selector: .forminator-calculations-suffix{

Thanks again and kind regards

Hello @thankssforhelp !

Glad it worked!

As for the suffix – please try with .forminator-suffix or .forminator-row #calculation-1 .forminator-suffix as the selector.

And you may need to use !important as well.

Kind regards,
Pawel

Hi Pawel @wpmudev-support9,

thanks a lot! I just works great.

Kind regards